WOOD WORKING TOOLS

Question 1

is defined as an implement used in the practice of a vocation.

Answer 1

tools

Question 2

The advantages derived in working with good tools can be enumerated as follows:

Answer 2

efficiency
accuracy
quality of the work
speed of the work

Question 3

these advantages depend upon the following considerations:

Answer 3

-availability and sufficiency of the materials
-experience and skill of the workers in their respective field
-tools of good quality and standard make

Question 4

classification of tools according to their functions(13)

Answer 4

guiding and testing tools
marking tools
measuring tools
holding tools
tooth cutting tools
rough facing tools
smooth facing tools
boring tools
driving/impact and fastening tools
sharpening tools
work bench
miscellaneous tools

Question 5

guilding and testing tools(11)

Answer 5

straight edge
square
try square
miter square
combined try and miter square
combination square
framing square
spirit level
plastic hose with water
sliding t-bevel
plumb bob

Question 6

to guide pencil or scriber in making straight line

Answer 6

straight edge

Question 7

is a 90° standard right angle tool used for making and testing work

Answer 7

square

Question 8

a square with blades ranging from 6” to 12”

Answer 8

try square

Question 9

uses of try square(7)

Answer 9

checking square of the piece being planed
marking on an edge
marking on a side
checking outside corner
checking inside corner
checking flatness of the piece being planed
measuring short distances

Question 10

a square with blades permanently set at 45°

Answer 10

miter square

Question 11

is a square having combination of 45° and 90°

Answer 11

combined try and miter square

Question 12

similar in appearance with try square only that the head can slide and clamp at any desired distance of thè blade, it is also provided with a miter and level guide

Answer 12

combination square

Question 13

uses of combination square(9)

Answer 13

1 check boxes for square
2 mark 90° angles
3 mark 45° angles
4 draw a parallel line to material edge(scribing)
5 used as a ruler
6 setting miters on a saw
7 use the head as a level
8 table saw or router height setup
9 measuring cut depth or material thickness

Question 14

used by carpenters, larger than the try square, used effectively on various framing works

Answer 14

framing square/carpenter’s square/steel square

Question 15

uses of steel square

Answer 15

1 use to layout stair stringer
2 use to layout rafter
3 use to layout building

Question 16

userd for both guiding and testing the work to its vertical and horizontal position

Answer 16

spirit level

Question 17

one of the best and accurate tool for guiding work in establishing a horizontal level

Answer 17

plastic hose with water

Question 18

like a try square with sliding and adjustable blade that could be set to any angle other than 90°

Answer 18

sliding t-bevel

Question 19

is a metal to check a vertical line

Answer 19

plumb bob

Question 20

marking tools(7)

Answer 20

1 chalk or charcoal line
2 carpenter’s pencil
3 compass
4 divider
5 marking gauge
6 mortising gauge
7 trammel point

Question 21

it is used for marking straight line in rough and smooth surfaces

Answer 21

chalk or charcoal line

Question 22

used for marking rough and smooth work

Answer 22

carpenter’s pencil

Question 23

it is a tool used to mark or inscribe an arc or circle

Answer 23

compass

Question 24

it is used in dividing distances itto equal parts from an arc, circumference, and straight lines

Answer 24

divider

Question 25

it is a tool appropriate in marking line paralleled with the edge of wood

Answer 25

marking gauge

Question 26

it is a marking gauge with two stems or two spurs that can be set at different distances, and can mark two parallel lines at the same time

Answer 26

mortising gauge

Question 27

consist of two steel points which can be fastened to a wooden stick or bar at any distance from each other to inscribe larger circles

Answer 27

trammel point

Question 28

measuring tools(4)

Answer 28

zig-zag rule foot rule two-foot four folding rule power lock rule or pull push rule

Question 29

is used for rough laýout, avaible from 4 feet(1.20m) to 6 feet(1.80m) long

Answer 29

zig źag rule

Question 30

is used to measure short distances, specifically 12 inches in length

Answer 30

foot rule

Question 31

is made of four fold blade connected by hinges at 6 inches apart and is used to measure short distances

Answer 31

two-foot folding rule

Question 32

is made of four fold blade connected by hinges at 6 inches apart and is used to measure short distances

Answer 32

two-foot folding rule

Question 33

is used to measure distances, it is available from 1m to 12m long

Answer 33

power lock rule or pull push rule

Question 34

2 classification of holding tools

Answer 34

1 support tools 2 retaining tools

Question 35

is an apparatus used to hold piece of workto accomplish fine carpentry and joinery activities

Answer 35

holding tools

Question 36

carpentry works like sawing, chiselling, planing, and the like need support to amply sustain the working operations(carpenter's workhorse is an example)

Answer 36

supporting tools

Question 37

under this category, several holding tools regarded as rigid and string enough in pressing tightly the materials together

Answer 37

retaining tools

Question 38

these are retaining tools(4)

Answer 38

workhorse/trestle c-clamp bar clamp bench vise and carpenter's bar clamp

Question 39

used for decorating, sawing, cutting large sheets of board

Answer 39

workhorse/trestle

Question 40

is a type of clamp device typicaĺly used to hold a wood or metal work piece, and are often used in, but are not limited to, carpentry and welding

Answer 40

c-clamp

Question 41

this tool is ised in woodworking while more permanent attachment is being made with screws or glue or iñ metal working to hold pieces together for welding or bolting

Answer 41

bar clamp

Question 42

are mechanical screw apparatus used for holding or clamping a work piece to allow work to be performed on it with tools such as saws, planes, drill, mills, screwdrivers, and sandpaper

Answer 42

bench vise and carpenter's bench clamp

Question 43

in carpentry work, the toothed cutting tools are of utmost important due to its versatility in service and demand

Answer 43

tooth cutting tools